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Darryl W. Bullock is a writer, publisher, and editor specialising in music and the arts. He has written for publications including The Guardian, Pitchfork, the Quietus, Songwriting Magazine, The Bath Chronicle, Venue, Folio, The Spark, B24-7, 3Sixty, The Bath Magazine, the Bristol Evening Post, and The Western Daily Press. He is also the publisher of The Green Guide to Bristol and Bath. Darryl is the author of The World's Worst Records (Volumes 1 and 2), Florence Foster Jenkins: the Life of the World's Worst Opera Singer (Duckworth-Overlook, 2016), and David Bowie Made Me Gay. His next book, The Infamous Cherry Sisters, will be issued in December 2018.
'A superb study of 'outlaw' entrepreneurs... detailed and evocative. An extraordinary chronicle of extraordinary times... brilliantly researched, informative and engrossing.' Record Collector 'The overlapping of the musical, theatrical and cinematic worlds is brilliantly captured, as is the way the protagonists gravitated towards - and supported - each other through tough times' Shindig! 'As a gay man I found this book to be thought-provoking, enlightening and thoroughly enjoyable, and as a music lover I found it to be fascinating and informative... a fantastic read, well written and full of interesting facts about the music industry.' Louder Than War '[A] brilliant book examining the preponderance of gay men in 1960s pop management' The Guardian
